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Meanings of vulnerable in English
IUCN conservation category.
Portuguese
vulnerável Susceptible to attack.
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Examples for "vu"
Examples for "vu"
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For me the Irish case also provokes a sense off deja vu.
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The higher they climbed, the stronger Ando's sense of deja vu became.
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There is a tremendous sense of déjà vu in all of this.
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As he approached he experienced an immediate rush of d ja vu.
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Maybe it was a flash of déjà vu, or maybe a warning.
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His birth is part of a breeding programme for this vulnerable species.
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Our findings suggest that O. sikimaria may be the most vulnerable species.
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That could change the way conservationists think about saving the rainforest's vulnerable species.
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The hihi is classified as a nationally vulnerable species under DOC's 'Threat of Extinction' system.
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The animal is officially listed as a vulnerable species.
Usage of vulnerable in English
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The research found young players were particularly vulnerable to body image issues.
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Mr Ball said the situation remained vulnerable if the weather conditions changed.
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Conclusions: Short office visits are provided to a particularly vulnerable patient population.
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Never being brought to justice means they continue to abuse vulnerable employees.
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Its implementation provided useful recommendations for future studies, particularly in vulnerable populations.
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The ripples of the crisis extended to other vulnerable euro zone countries.
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Karzai, seen as vulnerable earlier this year, has consolidated his authority recently.
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Those emigrating tend to be young and therefore more vulnerable, she said.
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The population in Haiti was already vulnerable and faced enormous health threats.
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One that can help bring life, hope and opportunity to vulnerable children.
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Bad times ahead, especially for the poorest and most vulnerable in society.
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Without a legal voice, marginalised people were vulnerable to exploitation and abuse.
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Judge Stephen Harrop said many of Vollmer's victims were in vulnerable situations.
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The money is intended to help vulnerable nations adapt to climate change.
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Even so, its most vulnerable countries would inevitably need help on debt.
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Children are particularly vulnerable because they are highly sensitive to climate changes.
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